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Trade barriers between the UK and the EU could cost Dutch people up to €1,000 per person (Photo: David Holt)

Brexit would hit Benelux and Ireland hard, says study

If the United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union, the economies that face the biggest hit in the EU would be Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, a Dutch study said on Thursday (9 June).

“There is a relatively large amount of trade between these countries and the UK, and they will be hit the hardest by the trade restrictions that would follow a Brexit,”

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Trade barriers between the UK and the EU could cost Dutch people up to €1,000 per person (Photo: David Holt)

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